POSTMODERNITY
379. Postmodernity is a final and disintegrated state in the domain of modernity, something that is modern and disintegrated.
380. Modernity disqualifies each premodern formation, while postmodernity accepts all that is not formally modern, but it does not tolerate anything essentially not modern. This is why the postmodern should essentially be more modern than even the most modern, otherwise it could not expedite the destructive opus in which it reaches its purpose.
381. The postmodern state, in which everything can be manifested without any real consequence, and in which everything will be free, but nothing will matter, must be accomplished before everything falls apart in postmodernity. Without this, the final disintegration will not come about, since there would always be left certain positive remnants.
382. The definitely elaborated Weltanschauungs with sharp outlines are extremely dangerous for the dark processes of postmodernity. But the most dangerous are the Weltanschauungs with sharp outlines that have universal perspective.
383. If postmodernity had a basis of Weltanschauung, it would be postmarxism, for within the scope of the latter it is the easiest to discredit of all the weltanschauungs.
384. Postmarxism as a Weltanschauung is not only insignificant in itself, but it also makes everything else insignificant.
385. Postmarxism says that we should admit that we do not know whether being determines consciousness, or vice versa, whether consciousness determines being. What does this mean? It means that according to this approach not only being, but – horribile dictu! – consciousness as well, and also their relation to one another are objective realities existing independently from consciousness, therefore, nothing can be known about either of them.